CARICOM Reparations Push: CARICOM is pressing reparations with fresh momentum at the UN, but the plan hits a constitutional snag: eight member states still have the British monarch as head of state, including St. Lucia. CCJ Courtroom Tensions: A major rift inside the Caribbean Court of Justice is in the spotlight after multiple judges accused CCJ President Winston Anderson of running the court in an “authoritarian” way and improperly influencing a Guyana opposition extradition matter; the CCJ says the reports lack full context. Local Justice & Policing: Castries-area Special Police Constables are calling for urgent reforms and resources, citing unsafe vehicles and equipment shortages while doing frontline work. Crime Prevention Tech: Government says Bordelais Correctional Facility is getting new laptops to expand inmate education and rehabilitation. Health Policy Upgrade: The Ministry of Health has launched Saint Lucia’s National Cancer Registry to strengthen surveillance and planning. Labour Deal: Labour officials say a long-awaited collective agreement was signed between SMMA and the Civil Service Association, unlocking wage benefits for workers. Sports With a Civic Edge: Police and youth-focused football initiatives continue, including a regional youth challenge series aimed at “kicking out crime and violence.” Tourism Partnership: SLTA signs a multi-year partnership with Arsenal to boost Saint Lucia’s tourism branding and support an academy hub.